Sentence examples for useful tool to guide from inspiring English sources
It is a useful tool to guide modelers in building decision model in farming system.
We find that a portfolio-based framework applied in conjunction with a choice experiment study can be a useful tool to guide biosecurity resource allocation decisions.
The map provides a useful tool to guide the design of polyester/TCP composites for tissue engineering and orthopaedic fixation applications.
The map provides a useful tool to guide the metal selection and structure design of the metal foams when enhancing the heat transfer of PCMs.
In conclusion, the novel cooling system will hopefully decrease the required concentration of cryoprotectant for vitrification and extend the application area of vitrification preservation, and the model presented in this study can be a useful tool to guide the design and application of such system.
It is proved by experiments on the prototype that the model is close to real systems in predicting performance of a real system, so it is suitable for representing HAAS and can be taken as a useful tool to guide the design of a real system.
The observations and prediction model are useful tools to guide the design of public traffic systems for effective crowd dispersal.
These results suggest that these models are useful tools to guide the design of new and more efficient polycation-based vectors for a more effective delivery of genetic material.
Though modeling for non-invasive brain stimulation is still in its development phase, it is predicted that, with increased validation, dissemination, simplification, and democratization of modeling tools, computational forward models of neuromodulation will become useful tools to guide the optimization of clinical electrotherapy.
B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) concentrations are useful tools to guide the therapy of patients with heart failure.
In paediatrics, biomarkers such as C-reactive protein and procalcitonin are useful tools to guide commencement and cessation of antibiotic therapy [ 56, 57].
